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of warmer waters and nutrient pollution, which drives a lot of red tides and toxic algae blooms around florida. all yourfort fertalizers and hurricanes mix them up and you see these toxic blooms. it could be a similar trend with this stuff. it could also be an ally, and there's a fix for this, actually. i was talking to agua culture specialists who are in the business now of capturing carbon with seaweed, and they tomorrow, you could have a dozen guys from maine down there with the equipment to do it, use trawlers and nets. crop it up on barges at sea and put it in the ocean. it pulls carbon out of the sea and sky and locks it away below. right now, there's no incentive to do that unless whether the states or cities or -- >> or hotels. >> exactly, get those guys going down there. i guarantee you're going to see an increased call for this as it gets closer to florida. >> keep the bags packed. if the beaches look like this